1984 D Lincoln Memorial Penny

Thanks for responding. I should have posted a picture of America, here is one showing the split sarifs. I should rephrase my question. If looking at DDR's on Wexler or VV, does the thickness need to also match? I notice there are different stages such as A, B, C, etc. Do stages represent strike or something else?

not seeing any split serifs - this could be DDD instead.

Tough call..might be DDR might be light reflection doubling.Try viewing the coin with your light source 180 degrees from where it is now. Either way DDR or regular cent, your coin is in wonderful condition for its age and would make a great album coin.

I would have to agree that is caused by lighting. The C and A that you show have "doubling" pointing at each other, this does not happen with Doubled dies, they will go in the same direction. Do 1/4 turns with your coin, not changing the light. If it is a doubled die, you will see it with each 1/4 turn, if not, it's something else.

@rhu7732: When you look at a listing, the first thing to do is read the description. This gives you the relevant area(s) at. Then the pictures which I tend to look for the easiest doubling to spot first (in this case the lower R in America). After your satisfied that the doubling matches, you then look for the die markers. (Wexler's tends to list more markers than VV.) Markers can get a bit tricky as they can change with die state.